Sentence examples for slightly aimless from inspiring English sources

Stand-out episode: Episode five, where the slightly aimless courtship between So Ra and Yoo Chan takes a sudden – some might even say baffling – turn towards heartbreak.

The reggae-lite production is seductively summery (especially on the gorgeous Slow Down), if slightly aimless at times; despite the influence of Wyclef's conscience, his eye is too firmly set on a carnival atmosphere to ever sound preachy.

A slightly aimless chemistry graduate with an interest in projects that took him out into the wild, in 1956 he started to build instruments that could measure the proportion of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, a scientific topic which, back then, was barely even a backwater.

Hungry Hearts, for which Driver just took the best actor award at the Venice Film Festival, is an audacious little indie set in New York City and made, by the Italian director Saveria Costanzo, in the slightly aimless, handheld style of a mumblecore relationship drama.

Readers content with an accumulation of such striking moments will find "The Greater Journey" an agreeable, though slightly aimless, expedition.

Other story lines seem somewhat aimless.

Things darken ever so slightly in "Aimless Upward," where Robison compares herself to "a ball of nerves like a ball of twine," and "Divided," which seems to track the disintegration of a marriage under the pressure of show business.

Unlike Pfitzner's seemingly aimless, slightly bizarre pieces, Walter's symphony was impressive: poised, organized and carrying the vocabulary of Bruckner and the young Richard Strauss confidently into the 20th century.

In today's marketplace it's hard not to be ever so slightly charmed by any home-grown tale of aimless London youngsters that doesn't revolve around drug-dealing, geezery gangsterism or fakkin football hooliganism.

Feeling terrible, somewhat rejected and a little aimless?

Yet, throughout, Dunne, perched constantly on the edge of tears, maintains a terrifying chipperness that belies her agony, and Montgomery (who, it turns out, is her seducer's brother) isn't just a cheerful, slightly runty playboy but an alcoholic whose air of aimless, effervescent bonhomie conceals a stunted tangle of good intentions and unresolved frustrations.